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I guess it's time to finally try FreeBSD.

• ggm 10mo ago
  Lua in the kernel!
• astrange 10mo ago
  BSD development mostly works through the classic approach of pretending that if you write C code and then stare at it really really hard it'll be correct. I'm not actually sure if they've gotten as far as having unit tests. (OpenBSD adds the additional step of adding a zillion security mitigations that were revealed to them in a dream and don't actually do anything.)
  • anthk 10mo ago
    They don't do anything yet they segfault some C turd from 'The computational beauty of Nature's. You have no clue about any BSD and it looks. Every BSD has nothing to do which each other.
    • astrange 10mo ago
      Not sure if this is speech to text.
• josephg 10mo ago
  Why? Are you allergic to running rust code? You know, you can’t actually tell when you execute a binary? I don’t like programming in Go, but nothing stops me running go programs on my computer. My computer doesn’t seem to care.
  • andersmurphy 10mo ago
    It's not about rust or no rust, rust is fine. It's about the constant drama.
    • timeon 10mo ago
      > It's about the constant drama. So why are you posting things like drama queen: > I guess it's time to finally try FreeBSD. (btw. FreeBSD is fine)